The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-07
THE INDICTMENTS.
Two Bills AgaInst Conrad Doll for Muir.
dor In the FIFst Degree.
George ManGOld Indicted for Horse Steal
Ing and False Pretenss-.-Tramps
Jointly Indicted Work OF
the Special Grand Jury,

The special grand jury called BY
Judge Pease on Monday, for the purpose
Of more summarily dealing with the
fourteen Vagabond tramps IN the county
jail; Conrad Doll, the murderer Of hii
wife and step son. and George Mangold
q horse thief, completed the work as
signed them last evening, and at eleven
o'clock this morning made q rfpCrt Of
their findings.
They found indictments against R0
meo Boupre, John Ryan, Thomas Ryan,
James Mcbride, James Hart, John Hines
James Dean, William M4rshall, Henry
Henrietta, William O'Brien. Henry
Ward, Thomas Hayes, James Kind and
John Davis, for being tramps, subsist.
Ing on charity and entering the prem.
lses Of another and destroying property.
They were jointly indicted, but have the
right to demand separate trials. The
penalty for their 0ffense Is from one to
three years In the penitentiary.
George Mang0ld, who represented
to A. D. Wallace that he was Massillon
butcher, and secured the loan Of horse
to 60 to Paris "t0 buy cattle" but who
In fact was fraud, was indicted on
SWO OOuAAog OAO AOk uOAoO
one for false pretense.
Two counts were found against Con.
rad Doll for
MURDER IN THE FIRST degree.
The following is a copy of the body of
the Indictment for killing his stepsOn,
which does not materially differ from
the bill found against him for the mur-
dor M hia uifn.
The Jury found that "Conrad
Conrad Doll, late OF Stark county.
heretofore, to wit: On the 24.h day of
June, 1887. at the county of stark, atore
said, in and upon one Henry Wintgss,
tnen and there being did unlaWf1lly,
purpOsely, and of deliberate and premed
tsted malice, make an assault, In q
menacing manner, with intent him, the
said Henry Wlntges, unlaWfully, Dur
posely, and Of deliberate and premedi
tated malice, to kill and murder; and
with certain hatchet, which he, the
said Conrad Doll, In his right hand then
and there had and held, him, the
said Henry Wintges, then and there un-
lawfully, purp0sely and Of deliberate
and premeditated malice, did strike,
cut and wound, with the intent sfore.
said, thereby then and there giving to
him, the said Henry Wlntges, In and
1pon tbe head and arm Of him, the said
Henry Wintges, several mortal wounds,
tVe Of which said mortal wounds were
In and nDOn the head of him, the said
Henry Wintges, and each of the length
of four Inches, and one of the depth of
two Inches, ard four Of said wounds of
the depth of one half inch each, and one
mortal wound on the right arm of him,
the said Henry Wintges, extending
nearly ecr0ss said right arm, and almost
severin9 the hand from the arm, OF
which said mortal wounds he, the said
Henry Wlntges, then and there died: and
30 the jurors, aforesaid, do say, that the
said Conrad Doll, him, the said Henry
Wlntges, In the manner and by the
means aforesaid, unlawfully, puTposely
and OF deliberate aud prpmeditated
malice, did kill and MURDER"
The prisoners will all be arrsigned on
Tuesday morning, at which tina their
cases will be assigned for hearing. The
tramp cases will, In all probability, be
commenced on Tuesday.
SPECIAL JUDY.
The following names were drawn for
the jury which is to try the indictments
found to-day. and special venire issued
10 the Sheriff directing him TO summon
the persons in by Monday noon:
Samuel @. Bowman, MaesillOa; Elias
smith, Plain IT,; Robert Morrison, Can
ton; jeremiah &. Sharer, 0snabu z to.
Henry LandOn, MassillOn; Simon Meme.
gay, Ntmishillen to; Adam Walty, Os.
naburg tD.; Joseph Kletfer, Canton; John
4. Peters. Perry to-; Charles Shondel,
Canton tp.; Isaac z ,rbe, Can ton; Joseph
Lou'zsnhouser, Plain tp.; Henry Sulli
van. Canton; Jonas Schneider, Plain
:p.; Frederick Maser, Paris to-; Chas. &
Lsndon, Massillon; Harvey o. Smith,
Plain tD.; Conrad Brumbaugh, Lake tD.